Sentence examples for credit organization from inspiring English sources

He established a Rural Loan Bank, the country's first agricultural credit organization; he also tried to reorganize the sugar industry of Morelos into cooperatives.

The scandal came to light in December 1933 when the bonds of a credit organization in Bayonne, founded by the financier Alexandre Stavisky, proved worthless.

Because many farmers had problems maintaining their farmland in the face of the economic downturn, Congress decided to implement a federal credit organization to help them.

"It strengthens the I.P.O. because it shows we have a credit organization just like Ford and Toyota," he told The Detroit News, suggesting that AmeriCredit would substantially increase vehicle sales.

"This would amount to using a credit organization with no commitment to competition to potentially determine winners and losers based on capital allocation, a form of a national industrial policy," said Albert A. Foer, president of the American Antitrust Institute, a nonpartisan research organization.

The share of informal institutions in this case family or friends, money lenders and credit organization or cooperative society that financed for SMEs was also huge.

A few firms also financed their business from MFIs, Credit Organizations, and Money Lenders (Table 10, Appendix 5).

The banking system of Azerbaijan consists of the Central Bank of Azerbaijan, commercial banks and non-banking credit organizations.

He was also a Governor of Opportunity International, a global micro-credit organization, and a longtime Trustee of Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville, NY, as well as a former Trustee of the American Institute for Contemporary German Studies.

Credit union organization means any credit union service organization meeting the requirements of part 712 of this chapter.

NRSRO means a credit rating organization registered with the SEC as a nationally recognized statistical rating organization by the Securities and Exchange Commission.